Politics
RBA’s labour market call risks overtightening the economy

If the RBA has misjudged labour market tightness, current rates could unnecessarily weaken growth ...  
One Nation’s immigration policies: Confusion, copycats and costly myths

A closer look at One Nation’s immigration platform reveals policy confusion, borrowed Trumpian ...  
Beyond the Western alliance: Australia’s uncertain horizon

As the Western alliance fractures under raw power politics, Australia faces a stark strategic ...  
Bad news on Australia’s economy at last — thank goodness!

The mainstream media warmly welcomed Australia’s latest economic data.  
Why Jews must speak up when Muslims are targeted

When Muslims praying peacefully are confronted by police force — that should unsettle all of ...  
A new bronze statue of Barry Humphries in Adelaide is a sign of cultural health

Barry Humphries lampooned national ego, bureaucratic puffery, and moral posturing, exposing the ...  
Apply hate speech laws "equally" — send us all to gaol

While new hate speech laws are being enforced, it seems every other dangerous form of racism in ...  
Hitler’s Moscow to Trump’s Minneapolis: When power meets resistance

As federal force meets organised resistance, Minneapolis becomes a defining moment in Trump’s ...  
Grace Tame event moved after Murdoch coverage fuels harassment campaign

A sold-out International Women’s Day address by Grace Tame has been relocated to a secure venue ...  
Taylor and Hume's 'Tarzan and Jane' 1950s revival

From negative gearing to cappuccino multiculturalism, Taylor and Hume are swinging through toda ...  
Pauline Hanson anti-Islam backlash amid tidal wave of AI misinformation

As artificial intelligence fuels viral political fiction, Australia’s democratic debate risks ...  
Australia's rapidly disappearing biodiversity is still not a priority

Across party lines, political ambition is outpacing environmental protection and leaving Austr ...  
Australia's culture of complicity

From bank scandals to Gaza, our government has shown it protects power and not people.  
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EDITORIAL: One Nation's popularity surges amid tidal wave of disinformation

As artificial intelligence fuels viral political fiction, Australia’s democratic debate risks ...  
Gas exports are driving up Australia’s electricity prices

South Australians have seen huge spikes in their power bills, but not because of renewables or ...  
No gods, no masters: Facing Chomsky’s Epstein disaster

Noam Chomsky’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein force the Left to confront the dangers of hero-worship ...  
Gun control at home, gun profits abroad: Australia’s defence contradiction

Australia’s strict gun laws have reduced domestic gun violence, but the country still enables ...  
NBN reaches long-awaited revenue target — but inflation changes the story

Fifteen years on, the NBN has hit its old revenue target, but inflation and fibre economics change ...